Our Partner Organisations

MMRCA implements health, research, WASH, capacity building and community development projects with various national and international partners and donor agencies. MMRCA specializes in research, health service delivery, capacity building, and public-private partnerships. Therefore, the organization has a set of specific strategies for the above areas that are fully operational and used by the organization. These strategies are considering the needs of country programs and are flexible enough to adapt to the changing needs of individual countries and programs.

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OHW is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation founded in 2007. The organisation has received certification from the Afghanistan Institute Civil Society (AICS) that it meets the standards required for international program operations and financial management. With the exception of the West, OHW is active in all regions of the country and implements programs in the areas of peacebuilding and conflict resolution, children's rights and child and youth development. The focus is also on health and water. Johanniter cooperates with OHW in the Informal Settlements of Kabul (KIS).

Here you can find OHW's homepage.

HAADAF is a non-profit organisation in Afghanistan founded in March 2002. Its mission is to contribute to the development and reconstruction of Afghanistan. They do this by empowering local communities and cooperating and partnering with the government, international donors and humanitarian agencies to reduce suffering in the country.

Here you can find HAADAF's Homepage.

Bandos Komar is primarily committed to the support of children and young people. By improving the quality of education and developing the self-confidence of children and young people, Bandos Komar aims to prepare them for fierce competition and the highly selective labor market. The NGO also assists in improving the nutrition of young children, water supply, community health and strengthening schools.

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CHILD Rights Foundation (CRF) is a child-focused organization in Cambodia with a mandate to work for full implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and other instruments related to children’s issues. In particular, CRF works for the fundamental rights of the child to health and health services, quality education, protection from all forms of violence and harm, and the rights to participate as a citizen.

Here you can find the Homepage of the Child Rights Foundation

Development and Partnership in Action (DPA) is a Cambodian non-governmental organisation (NGO) that grew out of an international NGO called CIDSE.

The organisation has been active in Cambodia for more than 30 years, addressing diverse issues such as gender equality, natural resource management, health and education, and food security, and has adapted to emerging issues such as climate change and extractive industries.

Here you can find DPAs Homepage

Live and Learn Cambodia (LLC) is committed to sustainability, justice and a Cambodia free from poverty. They strengthen the resilience of local communities and their human, social, financial and environmental capital. The focus of the projects lies on economic livelihood and food security, WASH, sustainable resource use, environmental protection and the promotion of educational opportunities for children with disabilities.

Here you can find LLC's Facebook page.

TPO is the leading organisation in Cambodia in the field of mental health and psychosocial support and has many years of experience in the counselling of victims of sexualised violence. The aim is to improve the well-being of Cambodian people with psychosocial and mental health problems. Their abilities are to be increased to enable and promote integration in the family, in working life and in the community. In doing so, they follow a strongly community-based approach that provides locally available, affordable services that are effective in treating the mental illness and psychological challenges (especially those arising from the experience of gender-based violence) of the Cambodian population and communities. TPO focuses not only on the disease but also on the social and cultural impact on individuals and communities. TPO directly involves communities so that they can support themselves as much as possible in mental health care.

Here you can find TPO's homepage .

Women Peace Makers (WPM) was registered in Cambodia in 2003 as an official NGO with a focus on peace work and conflict transformation, gender and gender-based violence (GBV) and community development. For implementation and management, they use instruments such as Do No Harm, Project Cycle Management and Monitoring & Evaluation. WPM is currently a steering member of the Gender and Development Network (GADNet), a network of 43 NGOs and individuals working on gender and development in Cambodia. WPM is also a member of the United Nations Youth Advisory Panel (UNYAP).

Here you can find WPM's homepage .

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The Fundación (Foundation) A - kasa is a national as well as transnational organisation, which works at the community level to increase participation and transfer knowledge about community development. By recognizing the social potential of these communities and social organisations, they strengthen their role and support their development. To this end, Fundación A - kasa has established a network of more than 84 organisations that are active in four regions of the country. They carry out projects in the areas of humanitarian aid, development cooperation, health, education and the promotion of access to various rights.

Here you can find Fundación A - kasa's homepage.

The Corporation for Research and Social and Economic Action - CIASE is a mixed feminist organisation working for the sustainable enforceability and full realisation of human rights, especially economic, social, cultural and environmental rights.

Here you can find CIASEs Homepage

Patrulla Aérea Civil Colombiana (PAC) are getting free healthcare to people that need it. For those living in rural areas without access to required infrastructure, PAC take the hospital to them with the help of 50 health professionals, 10-15 planes and two tonnes of medical equipment.

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The Ecuadorian Red Cross aims to alleviate and prevent human suffering. They are committed to the well-being, dignity and diversity of people. The work of the organisation is always guided by its seven fundamental principles: Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Unity, Universality and Voluntariness.

Here you can find CRE'S Homepage.

The Fundación Heifer is a non-governmental organisation that has been working for more than 20 years for sustainable rural development and improvement of living conditions in particularly rural, disadvantaged regions of the country. The projects and measures organized by the Fundación Heifer have the following main topics: Agroecology and agroforestry, water management, environmental protection and sustainable resource management, adaptation of small-scale farm production systems to climate change, environmental education, representation of interests, promotion of organizational development and participation of small-scale, vulnerable communities (indigenous/ Afro-Ecuadorian), as well as development policy work (preparation of draft laws and proposals of agricultural and environmental policy).

Here you can find FHE's homepage.

Since 2002, the International Network of Health Organizations Association (RIOS) has been promoting, organizing and financing inter-institutional cooperation programs for public and/or private sector entities with social or public purposes that require technical cooperation and/or non-reimbursable economic assistance in the area of health and, in recent years, in the area of risk management, with priority given to community implementation projects executed by indigenous and rural organizations, among the main activities. RIOS is characterized by its work on community health issues, in alliance with organizations representing peoples and nationalities with an intercultural approach.

Website RIOS Ecuador

The Jiyan Foundation for Human Rights is a non-profit organisation that primarily supports survivors of serious human rights violations. It was founded and officially registered in May 2005 as a non-governmental organisation focusing on human rights. The Jiyan Foundation has already implemented numerous projects with funds from German donors. Jiyan commits itself to neutrality and confidentiality. The Foundation coordinates its activities with the Ministry of Health of the Autonomous Region of Kurdistan. It is represented at six locations in Iraqi Kurdistan, maintains an office in Berlin and is registered as an association in Germany.

Here you can find Jiyan's homepage .

The Merti Integrated Development Programme (MIDP) was established in 2000 when Action Aid Kenya (AKK) phased out its programme for the Merti development area. The aim is to coordinate the self-improvement activities of the various communities in Merti that were previously supported by AKK. In this way, MIDP is working towards a strengthened, just, equitable and resilient society in northern Kenya. As part of its growth plan, MIDP was registered as a national NGO in 2003.

Here you can find MIDP's Homepage.

St. John Ambulance Kenya was founded in 1923. The aim of the organisation is to save lives. They provide first aid and train communities in dealing with emergencies. In addition, they enable mothers and pregnant women in remote regions to access medical care and provide emergency aid after disasters such as floods or pandemics.

Here you can find St. John's Homepage.

MAPS (Multi Aid Programs) was founded in January 2013 and provides aid for Syrian refugees in Lebanon. It focuses on education, basic community services, health and emergency aid. MAPS is committed to empowering refugees so that they can live in dignity until their return to their homeland and participate in reconstruction. The motto of MAPS is "As a family for more dignity". Syrians help each other, if necessary with support from the Lebanese side.

Here you can find MAPS's homepage.

Naba'a is a local non-governmental organisation based in Lebanon that has been working with Palestinian and Lebanese communities since its founding in 2001. Naba´a aims to create an environment in which children and young people, regardless of their religion, gender or nationality, can develop and live together in harmony.

Here you can find Naba'a's homepage.

Wiwanana is a young Mozambican NGO working in the districts of Ancuabe and Chiúre in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, one of the poorest provinces with a total population of around 350,000 people and a high disease burden.

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CIDKP was founded in 1998 to raise awareness of the plight of IDPs in Karen State and to provide humanitarian assistance in response to their needs. CIDKP staff works in all townships of Karen State, in parts of the Tanintharyi region in northern Mon State and in the eastern Bago region. Recently, CIDKP has become more involved in the implementation of emergency aid and development projects.

Meikswe Myanmar was founded in 2004 with the aim of providing adequate health care for women, children, orphans and people living with HIV/AIDS and their families. In addition, the organisation has implemented education and disaster prevention programmes. This has strengthened the capacity of local organisations in Yangon, Lashio, Sittwe and Myeik Island: an important prerequisite for supporting the weakest and most vulnerable community members.

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St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group is the only professional eye care provider in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem. The clinic's physicians and staff treat patients regardless of their ethnicity, religion or financial situation against the threat of blindness and, for example, treat cataracts surgically with state-of-the-art technology. The service is available to around 640,000 people. Together with the Israeli Hadassah Medical Center, St John Eye Hospital runs a training program in which Israeli and Palestinian doctors jointly complete courses. The aim is to strengthen peaceful and constructive relations between Israelis and Palestinians.

Here you can find St John Eye Hospital's homepage. 

The Central Visayas Network of NGOs (CENVISNET) is a coalition of civil society organisations (CSOs) in the region composed of provincial CSO networks from three provinces: Kaabag sa Sugbo, Inc (provincial network in Cebu province), Bohol Alliance of NGOs (BANGON) and Negros Oriental Network of NGOs and POs (NEGORNET). The coalition aims to build on the strength of its member networks to achieve good governance and sustainable development in the region.

Here you can find CENVISNETs Homepage

The Panay Center for Disaster Response, Inc (PCDR) is a non-profit disaster response organisation.

Through its organising and advocacy work among the less vulnerable populations, PCDR has a pool of dedicated volunteers to undertake the various aspects of disaster response.

Here you can find PCDRs Homepage

"CASMED" Public Association is a non-governmental, independent, non-profit organisation registered in December 2010 with the aim of supporting older and other disadvantaged people through the development and implementation of social, educational and health interventions.

Here you can find CASMEDs Homepage

The public association "Eco-Răzeni" is a non-commercial organisation founded in December 1998 with the aim of improving the conditions of socio-economic development, especially for young people.

Since the beginning, the NGO has been working in different areas involving young people and for young people.

Here you can find Eco-Razenis Homepage

BAHAR has been active in Syria since 2012. The organization coordinates its activities from its headquarters in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Multi Aid Programs (MAPs) is a Syrian-led non-governmental organization registered in Lebanon since 2013. MAPS operates in marginalized communities across Bekaa and Arsal, providing health, relief, education & continuing education to Syrian refugees, vulnerable Lebanese and Palestinians. They are active in the sectors of education, continuing education, health and relief.

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Multi Aid Programs (MAPs) is a Syrian-led non-governmental organization registered in Lebanon since 2013. MAPS operates in marginalized communities across Bekaa and Arsal, providing health, relief, education & continuing education to Syrian refugees, vulnerable Lebanese and Palestinians. They are active in the sectors of education, continuing education, health and relief.

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Kemal Vural Tarlan is the General Director of Kirkayak Kültür, an aid organization based in Gaziantep, Turkey.
In our partnership, we collaborate to support refugees and disadvantaged groups, especially Dom and Abdal, addressing the needs of both Syrian and Turkish populations. Kirkayak Kültür was founded in 2011.

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Agency for Cooperation and Research in Development (ACORD) was founded in 1976 as a consortium of international NGOs with the aim of providing joint assistance to the poorest and most marginalised regions of Africa. Over the years, ACORD has developed programmes and promoted local capacity building. ACORD has been present in Uganda since 1979 and has a special focus on people with special needs such as women, children and adolescents, people with disabilities and HIV-infected people. Communities are empowered and guided to stand up for their rights. Johanniter is working with ACORD in the field of inclusion since 2018.

Here you can find ACORD's Twitter account.

Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) is a non-profit indigenous NGO registered in Uganda since July 2000. CEFORD's history dates back to 1993, when the Ugandan government, with financial and technical support from the Dutch government, implemented the Community Action Programme (CAP) and later the Women's Empowerment Programme (WFP) in the West Nile region. Both programmes were considered a success by the municipalities and county councils of the West Nile region, external evaluators and the Embassy of the Netherlands (EKN). They focused on community mobilisation and capacity building through service delivery and the implementation of micro-projects. The CAP focused on the provision of social infrastructure services and the implementation of agricultural projects, while the WFP focused on empowering women and strengthening their capacity to participate in the development process. Thus, CEFORD was created in July 2000 to fill the gap created by the completion of these successful programmes, which expired in June 2000. CEFORD currently operates in parts of all 9 districts of the West Nile area (Adjumani, Arua, Moyo, Nebbi, Yumbe, Koboko, Maracha, Pakwach and Zombo) and the Amuru district in the Acholi region of northern Uganda.

Here you can find CEFORD's homepage .

TPO Uganda is a humanitarian and development national Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that has been delivering services to vulnerable communities in Uganda since 1994. Over the years, TPO Uganda has grown into a respectable national NGO with a demonstrable track record across seven sub-regions of Uganda. TPO Uganda work covers seven thematic areas including; Mental Neurological and Substance Use Disorders (MNS); Child Care and Protection; GBV Prevention and Mitigation; HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care and Support; Disaster Risk Prevention and Response; Livelihood Support and Organizational Development and Sustainability.

Here you can find TPO Uganda

Eleos-Ukraine is an official representative of the Synodal Department of Social Service of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. The network includes 15 organisations in different cities of Ukraine.

Here you can find Eleos's Homepage

NEW DAWN is a Ukrainian organisation with over 80 employees providing aid in the south and south-east of the country.

The Ukrainian NGO has been providing humanitarian support to the population since the beginning of the war. In their centre in Odessa, they receive and care for over 250 IDPs every day.

Here you can find New Dawns Homepage